Moneymakeover Is this pension enough for 42?

supermariobros

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Your age: 42
Your spouse's age: 42

Number and age of children: 6, 8, 11


Income and expenditure
Annual gross income from employment or profession: 110k
Annual gross income of spouse/partner: 50k

Monthly take-home pay: 8400

Type of employment - I'm privatly employed, spouse is civil servant

In general are you:
(b) saving,


Summary of Assets and Liabilities
Family home value: 800k
Mortgage on family home: 190k
Net equity:610k

Cash: 20k
Defined Contribution pension fund: 200k

Total net assets:830k


Family home mortgage information
Lender: Moco
Interest rate: 3.8 fixed, 1 year left

Remaining term: (Original term is not relevant): 22 years remaining
Monthly repayment: 1065

Other borrowings – car loans/personal loans etc

Do you pay off your full credit card balance each month? Yes

Pension information
Spouse has a HSE pension, working half time right now, will have the majority of the pension from the 90k role, so estimated lump sum of 90k and 21k per year.
Value of pension fund: I have 200k in PRSA / company pension
Both on track for contributory state pension

Buy to let properties
None

Other savings and investments:
None

Other information which might be relevant

Life insurance, income protection, specified illness, mortgage protection, health insurance all in place


What specific question do you have or what issues are of concern to you?
I am considering a career change which will limit my ability to do pension contributions for a while. I feel we are in a fairly ok place to make that happen once we cover living expenses. Am I right?
 
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